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Show August SI, At Club Elite Home ftanke ' inti 'lh'r ,ll,b entertained last Thurx- lv,"w l,t M,s Flit'1 jjUuig fSfBhrth evening nriiri furnished tlw were w.. H.nn und pnH mm Karlpwi CSeur, hih wiiiv, . b, "r. t'V luiuh to rv'''1 niiiiii anti to Mih. (.lain Mrs. Myrtle Theriault. Ju 11 . ianBelle l.irffey, Mra. Ethel SL Elva Bonner. who lov-g- ft Ann Baker, daughter of and Mra. Alton Baker, and chirrv Cebhardt. daughter of Mr. !fdMrs. R. C. Cebhardt, will leave Pleasant, for Mt. where Is ... r. and Miv IJoyd Carlson of to Calif., returned Montebello. their home on Tueaday of thin Carlson and other relatives. Mrs. Hamilton Iaiird and Mra. Howard Stev-rn- s lr. ami Pay-son- , on Sunday Paxman and Mrs. Wm. d, at the Payson high pil and school patrons are very jorry to lose him, but the best of rahes of the District go with him and his family in their new firralil Kennedy in recuperating hi ' home in Mammoth follow top tl week, ii ri ... Tips on Linoleum Care From USAC i lk-te- w-e- X' n home. tot Out-of-tow- Iter arhool. Mr. Sudweeks has been a coach at Tintic high school for the put three years, and the pu- Sum s. e. , Mr. and Mrs. Verl Nudweeks and family left Sunday to make their home in Payson, where Mr. Sudweeks has accepted the posit- it Annual Robert Morris Day Picnic Held Sunday; Visitors from Ogden Ek-ke- two-wee- ion of coach dawn-waterin- a daught- guests of relatives. Lawns Need Water Even With Showers Seeking Homes er. Maxine, returned last week vacation apent after a where they in Salt Lake City were the I Engaged Expellee Farmers From Germany drove to Provo and enjoyed Elk'i Purple Day. They met Mr. and Mra. Ray Smith of Salt Lake City, former Eurekans, who also Hijoyed the day at the canyon. of ranyon -- C(l-iMr- M- - writ, after spending the past week visiting with Mr. Carlson's moth- and Mr. M., 'i-ln- tfijoyable evening. Olive New Arrivals To Goshen Man be-fo- - tti Marjean Mellor Mr ami Mra. Maynard Cronin ud daugnter. Mary, and Mr. and uta. Clarence Gourley. drove to Weft Tintic mountains on Monday gening to gather pinenuta. They --port the pinenuts are in good JJdition and are plentiful, if you rue to do some tree., climbing. n a picnic supper TVy rooked returning home, and report er. Mrs- di d will attend the Wasatch Acad-n- v this coming school year. a very -1-- The S T. Club was entertained last Wediuedav evening at the home of Mrs. John Phipps. An Mirths .M, in, of cards was enjoyed and evening Inlr Ihirtion : Sl'ijh'Mii'nh ( umirii I'.rrrits : ol s Xpics prizes were won by Mrs. Athene w iTTi'Ti ti i ii Farreii. high seme. Mrs Anna Franks. 2nd high sml Mrs. Ella Mrs. Clarence Rostrum Mellor, consolation. At the coneliisinii of cards, a Entertains Her Club Dancing Party delicious lunch wiw mwcl to those Honors Visitors named und t Mrs. Ruth Wuhl-puis- t. Mrs. Cliireni'f l:.irmn enter-tttin,,- il . . . Mrs. Minnie Painter, Mrs. tile members of her cuitl Sir. and Mrs. I teller Pushing Dean, Mrs Alice Peart, and Mr. and Mrs. (lien Knotts Gladys Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson rejlut) atI her hmi.e m Mammoth und Mrs. lone Palmer. last entertained at a dancing arty huistlay The hostess was assisted in ceived wont Wedneaday of the wero won by Mrs.evening. piiwx on Saturday night at the Cushing horn on Dorothy ty Mrs. Farm, and Mary lurth of a granddaughter, . Mrs Duia holin' in compliment to Mr. ami serving high I sill Fallen 2K. at St. Marka ()M. Tueaday, August I I humus ami Mrs. Hicll 1 2nd high, and Mrs. l.ilv Knekxm, loyd Carlson. who were VI- Kkkop WtMV hospital in Salt Lake City to Mr. t. and Mra. Henry iltank) Johnson. hostesses at a delightfully planned shower at al siting here from California. The hostess serve.l a Proud father didn't even have to lunDancing and games fumixhi-tasty Memorial cheon to those liirnl Killed ;m, to Huilding Saturday evening, August 2.T the evening'a entertainment, and a get a look at his one and only oi mg Mrs. Bernell Thomas Mrs. liOUise Kurtz. Mis. buffet atiper was served at midchild, us he waa called into the (Betty Lunt, Mrs. Bessie Toone, Mrs. Ekker). service a week ago. At the pres- night. Finch Family A very fine prog, am was precnl tunc he is stationed at the June Kennedy, an, I the' special Thom' attending the party were Summer gardens and luwna need Marine Rase in San Diego. sented as follows: Musical reading Holds Reunion guest, Iiuisv Rostrum. Mr. and Mra. Dee Clement, Mr. more water than July and August "The Bride and the Groom" and Mra. Jack laicas, Mr. und showers Isms of the great Alexandrian have been providing in Tola Newman, aconipanied A reunion of the Finch family Web lfrady. the honored most sections of Ptuh, says Pro- - library In Egypt was one of the by Mrs. Ijtvon Walker; a piano was held Sunday, August 26. at Mrs. selection, "The Mower Song." the North Park in Provo. A deli- guests and Mr. and Mra. Cushing fessm Gene Oberly, horticulturist greatest misfortunes that ever has hcfullcn the march of civilization. for the Utah Extension Service. Bird; a voeal solo, "fl cious hot chicken dinner was ser- and Mr. and Mra. Knots. Is No Secret," by Linda Rae New- ved to the group and a He is recommending the same very enterg schedule gardeners man, accoinianied by Mra. Wal- taining program wax presented. Hot cooked rice, seasoned with Mayor Edward Clyde and memker; a vocal trio. "I Isive Vou There were 13.ri defendants in bers of the City Council plan to were using when showers weren't salt, pepjier and Ac'cent, buttered, Truly," by Mrs. Bernell Thomus attendance at the reunion. Those attend the Municipal League con- likely. Then any extra water plants and tossed with a few raisins and and her two sisters, Jeanne and attending from Eureka were Mr. vention to be held at Cedar City, get from rainfall ran he used to a good sprinkling of curry powder Ann Kkker, who acompamcd them- and Mrs. Ed Thomas. Thuraduy, Friday and Saturday. offset the effects of high daytime liecotnes "Rice Orientale." It goes selves on guitars and a ukulele. temperatures. nicely with lamb, veal, or chicken. An evening of cards ami Bingo Ordinarily, If lesa than was and won were Announcement enjoyed is hting made prizes of rain falls during a single rain- Omit the raiaina and the aame Idea this week by Mr. and Mrs. Wen- by Mrs. Thelma Griggs, high storm, it lan't enough to he con- serves for fish or seafood. dell Mellor of the engagement and score, Mrs. Mary Redmond, all-csidered a garden irrigation. A rainand Mrs. liliian Buys, eonso- coming marriage of a daughter, fall of' an inch or more can be conMarjean. to Golden Steele, son of lat,"nsidered an irrigation I' ,t all soaks Mr. and Mrs. Seott Steele of Go- At the conclusion of the games Oberin and is not lost by run-of- f, shen. refreshments were served to the ly says. Marriage date has been set for 4(1 guests attending. The tables Garden The annual Robert Morris Day party from Ogden. The worthy crops need different were attractive with their lace October 13. amounts of water in a single irriheld 26. Grand of Randle Sunday, August picnic Patron, Harry covers, and baskets of beautiful deep-roote- d Moderately cut flowers were used for center-piece- sMinsoreti by Tintic Chapter No. Eureka was also in attendance. gation. such pep-Nr- a as riirrots. beans, n Ik. Order was of Eastern the plants Slur were Many The bride was the recipto need summer and a squash occasion. able to tie present and all found very joyoua ient of many beautiful gifts. have moisture In the lop 24 Inches to entertainment havwas their The in honored liking. group n guests attending the Worthy Grand Matron, There wen gainisi for all ages of soil to do well. On the other were Mrs. Golden White, Mrs. Ros- ing crops such as was a treat hand, deep-roote- d Mims Frances McCready ami her and the sociability alie Wolf, Miss Carolyn Wolf, all melons, squash, mrsnlpa, and tofur everyone. of Goshen. Mrs. Ed Anderson of matoes nisd less frequent, lint After the evening meal the heavier Vernon. Mrs. George Kendall of Visitors From Calif. with the soil Thirteen hundred German ex- Heber, Mra. Dean Pmthem. Mrs. group gathered around the organ, wet to a irrigations, or five feel. four of depth ocbrought to the Park for the pellee farmers selected by a group Sarah I,oynd, Mrs. Is-tAtkins. Honored at Dinner Shallow-roote- d such ss crops, and casion. familiar tunes, sang of German-speakin- g I Mrs. Glen Tolley Josephine Americans need and onions, as Runner celery, cabbage, Elva with accompanist. four county agents, an extension Miss Grace Rowland, Mrs. Mr. ami Mrs. Glen Knots win cheerful to have the top one Inch of soil a in the evening Carlos Mrs. and a are! G. J. Rife. farmer and Ekker dairyman, hosts at a family dinner party at of fragrant cedar wet often to get enough moisture blazing Ism-fir- e ready for immigration to the Uni- Miss Iznuse Kkker all of Spnng-vill- their home last week honoring Mr. wood to fill their needs. was favorite the ted States as soon as they get and Mrs. Lloyd Carlson who were Ethel Rrcnton gave anattraction. to isle American sensors, according to ItnlM-r- t visiting from Cahiorma. Rabbits have shorter ears and Morris. word received by the Utah ExtenA North Kereaa Covers were laid for those than hares, nnd are born INTENT legs Matron. The Roxcn-fielElysalielh sion Service from Harry N. "WAC." Hgt. Fak laaiik. named and for Mr. and Mra. C. K. Frunke.Wurqiy fiirlcsa. with rlosed ryes. to her thank wishes as U.N. and Red newsmen acting chairman of the UniPeterson and family of Orem; Mr. ted States Displaced Persona Comdiscuss werld problems nt and Mra. Don Carlson of Nifhi. rliairnian, Mabel Ruller, ami all You cannot help men permanmission. those who helped to make the day ently by doing for them what they and Mrs. Olive Carlson. "If American farmers seeking could and should do themslves. a most pleasant one. If you want your linoleum on Mr. anil Mrs. K. K. Watt and help will act immediately, I am sure that we ran bring these 1.300 floora. walls and counter tops to son. Tim and Jon Pilon, son of i expellee farmers and others now-i- last for 13 to 20 years, give them Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pilon returnCoul-athe afternoon. United care, on line into the W'ednesila.v our pipe ed home says Joseph right States by October," Kusenficld Agricultural Engineer for the The Watts have su-n- t , the past Utah State Extension Service. two weeks in Moon-croftWyosaid. Here some are Do's" and ming. anl Jon Pilon, who has Koscnficld pointed out that a "Don't's" he recommends so you spent the summer months in Hardsponsor in this country must us- - can get the most out of your lin- in. . Montana, with his aunt and and a sure job, housing, transpor- oleum: uni-leMr. and Mrs. Roy Fly. ll Do's joined the Watt family and spent Remove spots, especially the the past two weeks as their ones as guiwts. Tim and Jon enjoyed the from fats begreasy rooking will nut sure that the expellee soon as a Use days on the ranch but were happen. damp they come a public charge. On his part. to return home. cloth. the expellee must sign a good-fait- h n Use a liquid oalh. under which he agrees wax. and apply it in a Citrus Fruit Process-- r to abide by the terms of the emcoat. Paste wax is less satis- Develop New Cattle Feed thin ployment offered. Tn Ihayw sboelKAl Professor Contain, besays lookfactory. w la itm twW Rusenfield advised farmers Florida's concentrated citrus is on and cause thicker it goes d la sat aka la Mi la Na Tat Cr f'Maid IGA iMi a das found a gold ing for workers to fill their late not likely to dry thoroughly, con- - fnut have 1 M s aa tana Cri.UiUai wdl Ad a fall labor demands anti to meet nnnr from what was once a com- a dirt it's liadiadiiailtiSldiadAiiki(adlabdaM catcher, good sequently. wire or a aa IGA Sa Is chaap la i aaa ' aid Wr " tai ht NkM future shortages to write Rewax every 6 to 8 weeks, de- plete food loss. In doing ao, the t m ban a k'l --a ha M fa the Displaced Persons Commission one of are the solving ha ka i kaa pending on the amount of traf- processors assurance C. D. for Washington. fic over the area. But before you citrus industry's most troublesome forms. problems. The problem had to do do this: with the disposal of hundreds of "After these forms are filled out wax old and Remove dirt, grease, and DEVILED MEAT !( and returned to the Displaced Per- with a of tons of orange, grapefruit Ind .'I for damp mop and -ti sons Commission in Washington, warm water and mud aoap. Then we wlil rush them to our offices rinse with clear water. & BEANS TIKKCKS in Germany where the processing The end result has been the de with furniture I'se size can will hi1 completed, and the expeland furniture rests which velnpmcnt of a new cattle beef ia lees scheduled for transportation gliders fued that nd making dairy won't make dents in the flour covNIACKA Cold Water to the United States." he said. cattle healthier and Increasing the STARCH frjn amount of milk per cow. 12 .. Pkjr Don't's The new pmcesa dries and grinds Don't use a great amount of wa- WonderftHwl ter or allow the soapy water to seeds, pulp and rind of cilitix fruit MARSHMALLOWS into a dry feed that has the dry on the floor. A mistake many IMijj. 2 for of ereal flakes. During make is to clean lin- - jicarani-a from oleum too much and too often, the process juice ia pressed Too much water, says Ouilam, will the former waste residue and evnp-wo- SALAD DRESSING their to soon are begin Utahns out linoleum more quickly orated into a citrus molasses." in season most extensive hunting After the pr-- css is completed the foot traffic. than Del .Monte mo'l'Tii history. f-l put P In dry powDon't use caustic washing Thi addition of tlu Mourning dors or bugs. 2 size can 2 fur cleaning compounds dove for the first time, plus the because grittymake scratches which D1m-Strikes second year of limited sage grouse will h ddthey dirt and niositurc. And strange smIim Herds WAFFLE Henderson solnr hunting, gives the Slate s himters other don't use gasoline lb. ('an a greater variety of shooting than vents on floors. They will dissolve Henin ti e around area Farmers before. ever linoleum. llluc Hill have lost more start the oil in the derson. Shotgun enthusiasts deabr for the printed than l.oou lu gs from a discas. PEANUT Ask your I.') oz. Mourning the with manufacturer w liidi vitcriii.irians so far have hunting rolling 1 instructions ea-dove season, set for September his out for particular been unable to identify definitely to 51 inclusive Rag -n limit is ten puts found in the Iim'.im' lia-- t Tin' in posses-sioand birds per day. Ib'ii'l'-rsoithe suni-ii- i. sr i controlled during a is Federally This FRUITS & VEGETABLES ! n several for r years. ;ast that plugged hunt, which means av.d all TOMATO JUICE 1,1 ;i nd t.;ii'li yc.o ihe number of swine other guns, shotguns only, IftO I. Over as inereas'd. alli'iiel Federal migratory game bird laws herds li.illen tnated so far must he obeyed. rejsirtixl this s'l'iuii.T all-cu- ,lty Sunday John Phipps Club Hostess Saturday ia t make her home in Cawas presented with a by the club members. l'S8 W-o- r , Is Mrs. Bernell Thomas, Recent Bride Honored at Shower Last Mra. Dcon Fer-t- n Donnelly and Den Ferguson. so Page Three Mrs. lr-i- r 1 Mra. Elsie Nilxou. of the conclusion tht LfOitV ViM-u- t The Eureka (Utah; Ueportor very-happ- water-emulsio- ti proi-esso- Jl sai ;a sic . atta wide-atirfac- tula PORK ed 25c 23c 2i lunt for Mourninq 19c 19c Go. )ove, Saqe Grouse ar - PINEAPPLE d 52c 69c 89c 37c Jars (rii.'lml 'i SYRUP BUnER l- Jar n. i : TT7TT Shortcake Chili Newspaper Man To Teach At University of Utah t Menu thoughts are turningchib . as-ia ia-ill? if7?, i" si c...d day favorites including nt dish with s'. d ' . 4 p1- combinations For a differ-of the 1 "5 Spill Smart, M. with chib r.Hl ci'Mibrc.yl combuie iosl,4 ' Dress Asusciiilion anil hiva-State Utah corn oT?4 .a,f ,nr Vacti win the pattern of its education com-- I I been nppmntcd b has flr i:,it tliB Yurit x oviar .si.iiion. New to. . ,,rw the Journalism Dcpart-.inwintkb ani in UuuK llow IdS uUiar sl iaa Utah. Muof to I"' nt hi University uira IMlolic volir Mr Smart, who is publisher of . 'V f N-f- fall illliiHtl,) !!' suow-(.i!"'- ,l - 11 eq'iator. GALLOWAY at liclung high lids of joiiinalisii i tin- throughout !!- i s'ip.TVi- lours - of high l Phone - CaMiIty EUREKA 3 1 i ii!iii"i ,.iir,,t of the w'"ill la to ii libampion Y.irkees. I ion 15c PORK STEAK vj kI,np ,.r n m fain-- boN'-- A s , inn (n t!" GND. BEEF c:ir.bisirl or ' of homes t.ura mrr i i :; ... g nrl eit In dlre Uklltt; plinne while with his UndUd)1 KM lUughlrr. M piur fam. tml' 1.1). tv 59 u BRISKET BOIL immikik . . .ilei.crl was ramclil til .ii-mv- SUIIH SY .f i AM -- I j h"t ashes from ! i lh.it way I'l Mm4 w tt-.- . I J A liu mad- - five h: - f"':' i a lublc n i I diew a ai.'l si'.gVs if-- ct v":iTVi day at bat m for a ! l)un. 29c JO P1XASIW0 10c EGG PLANT CARROTS riah 2 IViH-- v stir Yeftei'lu'. : TONGUES 29c 13c S Iiii-ii- 0 O Hnds O .utml)ilo LUNCH ,:r THAT .v ir III lolll'UlililtV joliriilllun-h.gh n.il ili'i writing i. i.ii wi'l (liOnl t.r.igi.t by Mr. Smart !t 17c v! Vj nir.pus ("II-SC.- 2 II). sardines c 1,1 Y,n,,B w'-ckl- I'lillcISlty id Ut.ill It:" -- 2 GR. PEPPERS i.lif'X date - will - m t" Icl.-isr-o-s . an-n-'- I buo j ,. v CELERY lr;r,,un-23- SQUASH Sum. f' J a cornu. unity t nn pr.gi m '(iiiiT.ali-- INSURANCE ' Tinas. li'.v .,i ELKS BUILDING and Ruwenziri, African mountain both are almost wjnnnd.v peak, tin- - the wo iritlMliMMiMnilgfiliiiitili.ltr CARL K ny.i Mis l i r, 25c - horr lull)-,,- ! Lowitictfiiyi RANDLE'S 5v MARKET fryers a, PIIOXKS Delivery 180-1- 79 Tuesday adn Saturdays |